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1. Current Faculty of a Local Autonomous University.
2.  Represented School in National Maths Competition
3. Degrees including First Class Honours degree in Maths, Stats and Operational Research  from University of Manchester.
4. Overseas Research Scholarship Winner for Postgraduate studies, University of Manchester, UK.
5. Temasek Polytechnic Teaching Certificate.
6. Magna Certificate to manage Online Classroom in 2020.
7. Former Government Statistician.
8. Senior Data Analyst/Customer Churn Analyst positions at Hay Management, M1, Singtel and Starhub.
9. Three Teaching Awards in 2013, 2014 and 2019. Taught Msc  in Data Science and Artificial Intelligence.
10. He is the author to 6 university course materials ranging from Maths to Linear Algebra.
11. Have been conducting online Singapore Maths/Olympiad Maths/Science seminars for Grade 1 to 6 children from USA since Covid outbreak in 2020. Maths and Science are based on Singapore PSLE Syllabus.

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1.   I have as much as possible adhered to the recommended methods as outlined by MOE. On top of that, i have included branching method (a.k.a. tree diagram), stack model,  excess-and-shortage model, visuals for Speed etc..  These visual techniques, usually found in Olympiad Maths,  have greatly reduced the dependency on memorising and rote learning. Consequently, students will discover the joy of learning Maths and students will be encouraged to ask questions.

2.   I have included alternative methods whenever possible so that  students can compare, learn and adopt their preferred method/s for other similar questions.

3.   I have also included some Concept Maps where students can easily learn a few key formulas and at the same time remember the rest of the related formulas.

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1. For every Chapter, re-do Worksheet 1 and the last Worksheet and another Worksheet in between.

For example, if there are 10 worksheets , re-do Worksheet 1, Worksheet 5 and then Worksheet 10. The worksheets are generally arranged in order of difficulty.

This will give you the confidence to attempt the PYPs or preliminary exam papers from other schools  Complete sets of the most difficult(usually from Singapore top primary school) preliminary paper and another preliminary paper from any other school.

2. For every question done, take note the areas that you are not familiar with and write down in a notebook and relook them again and again until you are familiar with.

3. For each question, use D.E.S.U.L. whenever possibe and solve them in as many ways as you possibly can. Quality of questions are now more important than quantity.

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1.  Do sit next to them or be near them when they are doing revision to let them know that they are not alone taking PSLE.   You may do your own things but make sure your presence is felt.

2. You child are encouraged to use models which you may not be familiar with because as adults, we tend to use Algebra to solve questions. Do encourage them to use visuals (mainly models) to solve questions,

3. Do remember to spend time together exercising or outing or even a simple meal. Exercise like a 40 minutes walk is preferred as you really spend time together.

4. Do give your child lots of encouragement and compliments

5. Last but not least, if your child is tired, take a break or many short breaks! But do not stop for too long :)